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Cubic Close Packing Cube
Close-packed layers of spheres can be stacked to form a cubic close packing by shifting every second layer. Mark the spheres on axes or at corners and place a cube at the center. The yellow spheres are at the corners of the cube.
Contributed by:
Michael Schreiber
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Cubic Close Packing
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Hexagonal Close Packing
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Cubic Close Packing Cube
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http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/CubicClosePackingCube/
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Michael Schreiber
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